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ID: HOW-TO-MANAGE-ACCOUNT-AND-DATA

How to Manage Your Account and Data Export

Ensure data sovereignty by learning how to configure privacy modes and export your entire system via JSON.

Operation ZoneSETTINGS AND ONBOARDING
Read Duration6 MIN
SETTINGSDATAEXPORTPRIVACY

How to Manage Your Account and Data

Your JeevanAxis data is yours — your habits, notes, journal, finances, and the record of who you have been becoming. Settings gives you the controls that matter for owning it responsibly: your profile, security, an export of everything, and the tools to reset or delete your account. Knowing these exist is part of trusting the app with something as personal as your life data.

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Operational Directive

You own your data and can take it with you. An export is available whenever you want it, and the reset and delete controls do exactly what they say — so nothing here is a one-way trap.

The Settings data management tab
//Settings › Data Management — a configuration backup and full export, plus the reset and delete-account controls, each behind its own deliberate step.

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What the controls do

ControlWhat it doesWhen to use it
ProfileYour name and basic detailsKeep it current
SecurityPassword and account safetyReview periodically
ExportA full copy of your dataBackups and peace of mind
ResetClears data while keeping the accountA genuine fresh start
Delete accountRemoves the account entirelyLeaving for good
The Settings profile tab
//Settings › Profile — your name, occupation, timezone, default currency, and the sankalpa (core intent) that frames it all.

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Using them wisely

Keep your profile and security current as ordinary hygiene. The export is worth running occasionally simply for peace of mind — a copy of your data in your own hands. The reset and delete controls are powerful and deliberate: reset wipes your data but keeps the account for a true fresh start, while delete removes everything. Both are meant to be used consciously, not stumbled into, which is why they live in their own section.

The Archive (Memory Portal)
//The Archive (Memory Portal) — a separate store for items you've archived across the app, with its own JSON export and import.

Common Traps

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Worked example

Before a major life change, Ravi wants a clean slate but not a new account, so he runs a full export for safekeeping, then uses reset — clearing his old data while keeping his profile and settings. He read carefully to be sure he was choosing reset, not delete. Ten minutes later he has a fresh start and a saved copy of everything that came before, exactly as intended.

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